S.A.V.E. High School is putting in place a new flexible intake model for the school year 2025–2026. This will allow students to begin their own credit-recovery paths at various points throughout the semester. The school has added more Career and Technical Education (CTE) partners, which means that students can now work with local industry mentors and take part in hands-on vocational workshops. The campus is also using a special Mentorship and Success course to help students see how what they do in high school can help them get what they want to do after high school or in their careers.

Q1. Can S.A.V.E. High School students take college entrance tests like the SAT or ACT?

Ans. S.A.V.E. High School helps students get into college by giving them the information and help they need to pass the SAT and ACT.

Q2. What does the "S.A.V.E." acronym mean for students in school?

Ans. Specialized Academic Vocational Education (S.A.V.E.) is a program that helps students learn in the classroom and on the job.

Q3. What do school students get out of the work-study part?

Ans. School students get credit for their jobs, which helps them become financially independent while they finish high school.

Q4. How many students are in each class?

Ans. The school keeps class sizes small so that students can get the help they need to stay on track for graduation.

Q5. Does the school help students plan for life after graduation?

Ans. Career counselors work closely with students to help them make plans for moving on to trade school, college, or full-time work.